How does a Registered Nurse become CNOR certified?

I have a little over two years of perioperative experience.

CNOR Certification Requirements

Becoming a credentialed professional confirms that you are familiar with the scope of practice of providing care to patients before, during, and after surgery. Certification is an indicator of a higher standard and practice within the nursing profession and a mark of personal achievement.

Requirements: two years and 2400 hours as an operating room nurse.
Certification period: lasts for five years.
No BSN required.

http://www.cc-institute.org/cert_cnor_ab...

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